MATRIXSYNTH: Marsynth Modular 12-31-12


Wednesday, January 02, 2013

Marsynth Modular 12-31-12

Published on Jan 2, 2013 marsynth·13 videos

"Last patch of 2012 on my modular system. First video I've shot with the new phone... audio level is a little low but oh well!

I had been neglecting my system for the past month as I've been (slowly) working on revising my oscillators ( http://electro-music.com/forum/phpbb-files/052820121570_504.jpg ). I started tinkering with the self-oscillation on a lowpass filter and ended up with this patch.

The primary sound generation is from the self-oscillating vactrol filter being fed into a wave folder and then back into itself. The folded output is mixed with the original output of the filter via a cross fader to allow for a sort of wet/dry mix (which really just changes the nature of the feedback into the filter's audio input). The audio is then fed through a vca and then a highpass filter. There is modulation across the board (folder, filters, vca) via lfo's and a sequencer. Timing and direction of the sequencer is derived from a complex little network of binary counters and an analog switch module.

In the video I just start with the end patch and just turn different portions of it on and off to show whats happening (which may or may be very clear in the video anyways...). Lots of great buchla-esque percussion! =)

Thanks for watching, and here's to another great year of synth noodling!"

www.marsynth.com

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